Chapter

 1  1,1|    with my cooking, for I have seen more than one fine gentleman
 2  2,1|       costly objects was to be seen on all sides, armor, statuary,
 3  2,1|     little bill, he would have seen - - " ~"No more! You bore
 4  2,5|        s rather pretty. I have seen her several times in the
 5  3,1|          1~It was as if he had seen an apparition, and he was
 6  3,1|      forgot that the baron had seen him only twice before. He
 7  3,1|  partook of a dish until I had seen my daughter or my wife do
 8  3,1|       Trigault whom Pascal had seen at Madame d'Argeles's house -
 9  3,3|     nobody knows who, had been seen there. He had been absent
10  5,1|    Some declared that they had seen the jockey hold Domingo
11  5,4|      their button-hole, may be seen promenading between the
12  5,6|      act otherwise. He had not seen the Marquis de Valorsay
13  5,6|       not remember having ever seen him before, and yet the
14  6,1|       directions, but they had seen no one in the street who
15  6,1|    shopkeepers, but no one had seen him pass. "It doesn't matter,"
16  6,1|    Baron Trigault had not been seen for several days. "In that
17  6,2|     more angry than I had ever seen him before. He is incensed
18  6,2|        terrified as if she had seen a spectre rise up before
19  6,4|       many years since she had seen him in such a frame of mind -
20  6,4|      Argeles for years; he had seen so many proofs of her invincible
21  6,5|        hands with her. "I have seen M. Ferailleur - I wouldn'
22  7,2|     for years and years I have seen you every day, and that
23  7,4|      times? No. But you can be seen at the races, at the opera,
24  7,6|    other guests, the baron had seen the terrible effect produced
25  7,6|         de Coralth, and he had seen the dashing viscount start
26  9,2|      convincing proofs she had seen, the most disturbing doubts
27 10,2|  grandiloquent air - "you have seen my good mother - my expenses
28 10,2|   something which he had never seen before, and which he would
29 10,2|    have felt alarmed if he had seen his unknown enemy at the
30 10,5|     and eyebrows. Never had he seen in one collection such a
31 11,1|     deserted. No one was to be seen; not a sound broke the stillness.
32 11,1|     this shop. Chupin, who had seen her years before, recognized
33 11,4|  little apprentice whom he had seen in the book-bindery, years
34 11,5| beautiful creature he had ever seen, and whose devotion and
35 12,1|    started back, as if she had seen a reptile spring up in her
36 12,2|       best worker she had ever seen in her life. And yet, from
37 12,2|    They pretended they had not seen their former apprentice
38 12,4|  remembered a book which I had seen in the hands of the workmen
39 13,1|    first visit Pascal had only seen the apartments on the ground
40 13,1|        to be told this. He had seen her but once, and then only
41 13,4|         de Valorsay. If he had seen him a week before he would
42 13,4|        of his former self. And seen at this hour, before placing
43 13,7|    Valorsay!" ~If Kami-Bey had seen an emissary of his sovereign
44 14,2|    exclaimed. "You should have seen my condition. My shirt-collar
45 14,4|    cool and unmoved, as he had seen M. de Coralth do so often. ~
46 15,1|   gardens, which are no longer seen in Paris - a real park,
47 15,2|        fell!" ~Any one who had seen Madame d'Argeles as she
48 17,1|       mademoiselle. I've never seen Monsieur Ferailleur. Is
49 17,1|     most beautiful he had ever seen. As it was, he only ventured
50 17,4| company with M. Fortunat - but seen in the full light of day,
51 18,2|        to marry. Never had she seen such intense self-complacency
52 18,2|        dislike you; but I have seen you and all is changed.
53 18,4|        spirits. ~They have not seen their son," said Mademoiselle
54 19,3|    atrocious conspiracy. I had seen Madame Leon, and had trusted
55 19,4|                      4~"I have seen the proof, and it is overpowering,
56 19,4|        happen? He had so often seen trustees betray the confidence
57 20,1|       him to his club, and was seen with him everywhere - in
58 20,1|      Wilkie as if he had never seen him before. There was quite
59 20,2|   manner which no one had ever seen him display before, Baron